THE JOURNAL.
Published every day !n the year, except
Monday, at 96 Middle street.
Tuonb No. 8.
CHARLES L. STEVENS,
KlUTUB 4NI PKOPltlKTOR.
bt'iiscniPTioN Hates. '-
-One vear, in advance, ..'..... v.. 4.00
One year, not in advance ......... 5.00
Monthly, by carrier la the city..., ,80
l"- Advertising Rales furnished on appli
cation, ' i , ' - "v ,
-f&,.-;jr:-r-!:.-:.--,.:- ' --:' -
; : Entered at the Post Office, New Bern,
i' v. a second claai matter.; ,V.:.:...
ilittvial faper f Nw Ber nt
Craven Cajtaty.
New Bora, N. Cm Mar. 10, 1800.
ITS 13th, ANNUAL EXHIMTI0I!.- '
Within elr weeks, or beginning with
April 18th, the 13ifi, Annual Exhibition
of the New -Bern Fair and Race Meet
will take place. - 1
In place of the cuatomary Mid Winter
Fair, in February,'' which has been the
season for holding the annual New Bern'
Fairs, the date this year is changed to tbe
spring season. , " -'' -
In this change, the visitor to tbe Fair,
need not think that there Is to be any
less attractive features, for everry de
partment will be full, and the open
air features will be largely increased.
While February has very often proven
most seasonable, In weather, for holding
the Fair, It has at times .been quite the
reverse, and these unseasonable years
have made it impossible fef visitors to
come here, who .had to come from a
distance, although the weather In this
section was pleasant. . ,
But tte Fair of 1900 will not have to
meet such weather conditions, at are
likely to prevail In February.
In the Indoor exhibits, ihere will , be
the usual fine displays f . oysters, game
and fish, at well as fbe exhibits of One
arts, agricultural and fine stock and
poultry. ; , ' v "
In tbe outdoor attractions, tbe Fair of
1900 will prove especially attractive.
- The Race Meet will have trotting aad
running races, the contestants being the
leading horses to be found on the racing
circuits in the Statu. . ' , v-:
. . . y . ......
The Streets of Cairo, with elephabt,
camels, denkeysand Egyptianswill be
an open air attraction of pleating neve!
ty, and a feature which will beof Inter
est to every rlsltor. '"!' iVv
Dally balloon ascensions, with other
open air sights will be given this year.
in addition to the Fair and the social '
pleasures of New Bern, the visitor will
find the April season a most delightful
xe In Mew Bern. .
The truck farms will show this great
industry, and the drive-ways will afford
the visitor the delight of riding In any
way he or the may select. :Ve';sf
The visitor to the New Bern Fair ef
1900 will find it a mott attractive and
enjoyable one In every particular. ,'.'
. '' how this I , :-' I h
We offer One Hnndred Dollars Reward
for any ease of Catarrh that cannot be
cored by Hill's Catarrh Care, .
F, J. CHENEY A Co. '--'
, Toledo, 6.
We, the undersigned, have known F
J Cheney 'for the last 15 years, and be
lieve him perfectly honorable In all busi
ness transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by their
firm. r .
West ATruax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O. . '
Walding, Klnnan 4 Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, 0, ',v
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally,
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Testl-
monlals tent rree. Price 75o per bottle.
v8oldby DrugglsttBc ; ' :
1 Hall's Family Pills are the best ;
Bat Mart iMk Opea WmuU, '
: Clocks are not obliged to shake bands
for the wind-up.. ." , ' t
. Mrs. Harriet Evans, Hlnsdsle. III.-.
wrltes: "It never fall to relieve my
children from croup at one by using
One Minute Cough Cure. I would not
feel safe without It." Quickly cares
coughs, colds, grippe and all throat and
I ing diseases. F 8 Duffy. "
MoblM MM CmahaiM.
Berlin boasts of seven coachmen whe
are retired army officers, three who are
x-paslors and sixteen who are nobles.
l, ::l3 v.!.ityc-j cit.
I! m ... 2.-laI!y d :i.-a the foorl r,rl aMs
r i n'il In t .n-i -r-mp'r u i , , .,.
"i ' t r I 1 (,r.
I 4. J ,m t i, - L r -.fin , .. , tr
Kite i (?.!.!. i (- r i . ,n
I it I 1 . i- ., ti I,,.
. i.,v l.:U h r. .'.is: , ...
la fevciy city of the li.ij-i ti.e
taper man is an outcast, le k:iu
more people to be a strauinr to ti.a.i
any other beliis In the worlil. lie bus
oo holidays. Ills Christinas Is the rec
ord of other men's Joys. Ills Thanks
giving is a restaurant. Even the Fourth
of Jul; and Sunday, servants of the
commonest man, refuse hlin their
cheer. The Fourth of July Is the dny
he must be In every place at once, be
cause everything is happening, and
Sunday Is the day he must niake things
up, because nothing is happening.
His labors are our pleasures. He
gets hU vacation by doiug another
man's work and earns his living by
watching other people live. The very
days and the nights turn their natural
backs upon him. Tbe lamp Is bis sun
by night, and the curtain 1b his night
by day, and he eats his supper In the
morning. His business is tbe reflec
tion of life. He Is the spirit behind
the mirror. . What Is left to ns is right
to him, and right Is left. - Sometimes
right aide up Is upside down. - -
The world Is all awry to tbe newspa
per man. It whirls across the hours
In columns, now in one edition and
now In another, but it heeds him never
In return. He Is a spectator. Tbe
Bhow passes before his face a shut
out, misbarlng face. He Uvea: as the
yenrs go on, a notebook under the
stars, and when the notebook Is scrib
bled out he dies. Gerald Stanley Lee
In Atlantic. " -
.... . The Enerseaer Clerk.
' "I ran across a clerk here who Is
worth his weight In gold, or, at least,
In gold bricks," said a guest at one of
the hotels.- "If I was In business in
New Orleans, I would get that man If
I had to chloroform and abduct him.
The, way I discovered his merits was
fills: I tras standing In a store down
the street, waiting for my wife to de
cide what she didn't want, when a
tailor made girl walked up and asked .
to see some golf clubs." The- young
man behind tbe counter showed her
several,' and In a few moments she
found one that suited her and went
away with It under her arm. . . . -
" 'Are there many players In New
Orleans 7" I asked after she had gone.
"Ob, yes: quite a number!', replied
the clerk affably. ' ; '
" Hv you golf links here 7 I con
tinued, getting Interested. " .
"A look of real pain crossed the
young man's face, u'l am sorry,' he
said, very sorry, but the fact la we
sold our last golf links this morning.
However, ; we have ordered a new
stock-, he added, brightening up' 'and
they 'will be here In a few days.- Which
did you wish, tbe plain or the er fan
cy linker , - , , . .
"A clerk like that la beyond price,
sir, perfectly invaluable. Ten years
-hence 1 expect to find him a merchant
prince." New Orleans . Times-Democrat
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M02XKVS LBMOH IXIX1B.
;A PlMuantJUmoaToiile. ' w
prepared from the fresh Juice of Lemons,
combined with other vegetable - liver
tonics, cathartics, aromatio stlmnlanta.
Bold bv druggist, 80o and $1.00 bottles.
-For biliousness and constlDstlon. - -
For Indigestion and foul stomach, '
Far tick and nervous headaches. '
For DtlDltatlon aad heart failure take
Lemon Elixir. .... ', , .r.
For sleeplessness and nervous orot-
tration. ,;.-'.-x..v':-!
Fr loss of appetite and debility. - "
For fevers, malaria and chills take
Lemon Elixir. - w v
Ladies, for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir. -
iicmon xsuxtr will not fall von In anv
of the above named diseases, all of which
arise from a torrid or diseased liver.
etomaoh or kldneyt. :
60c and tl bottles at all druggists. '
' Prepared only by Dr. H. Moaley, At-
I haveHnst taken the last of two! hot-
ties of Dr. Mozley's Lemon Elixir for
nervous headache, Indigestion, with dis
eased liver and kidneys. The Elixir
cored me. I found it the ereatest .mede-
clne I ever used. ' ... i ;S'.v
J H MaiTHiCH. Attornev t
1225 F. Street, Washington; L O. i?
writes: I have suffered greatly from In
digestion or dyspepsia, .'one bottle of
Lemon Biixir aone me more ' good than
all the medioine I have ever taken.-, " '
v KOZLfcrS LBMOlf HOT DROPT.
f!nrma 11 Ponvfia flntHa ' Hn,Hiu,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Hemorrhage,
and all throat and lung diseases. Eleganf
rename. - i -
86o at druggists. Prepared only by Dr.
H. Motley, Atlanta, Ga.
Boa7aMB Dlsaovarlas.
T)aughler, Is your husband amia
ble r . '.
"Well, ma, he's Just exactly like pa;
WJn he gett hit own way -about every
thing he Just lovely." . .
' If troubled with rheumatism, rive
Chamberlaln't Pain-Balm t trial. It will
not cost von a cent If It does no rood.
One application will relieve the pain.- It
alto curat sprains and bruises In one-
third the time required by any other
treatment. Cuts, burns, frostbites, quln-
tey, paint In the tldt tnd chest, glandu
lar and other swellings are quickly cored
by applying it. Every bottle warranted,
Price, W and SO ctt. F 8 Duffy A Co.
'A ,. . ' V'T far qoa.
Blokbs-J-I hear Guzzler got so fall
at the banquet last night that he
couldn't make the speech be was down
fer"
Blebbt "Tea, he couldn't even remen.-
bsr hit address."
100.
Dr. B. Batchtoa'i Antl Slnrstie.
May bs worth to you more tbsa fiOt
Ifyoabavea rblldwho soils bedding
irom incontence or watrr during sleep
Cures old and young alike. It arrri
the trouble at once. $1. Sold by C. D
Bradham, diup gist, New Born, N. 0.
A It. De Flupiit.eilltnr of the Journal,
Doyli'stnwn, Ohio, (nfleml fura nun ' r
of yrars from riipumii! !r-m In bin r' !.!
thotilrier and tblo. I! aya: '.y r ',t
ami at thi.. 4 w iv u . . 1
ti. !( ,!,,!...,t. , I . ; .
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1
. No woman can be too careful ol
her condition luring the period be
fore her little ones are bom. Neglect
or improper treatment then endan
gers her life and that of the child. It
lies with her whether she shall suffer
unnecessarily, or whether the ordeal
shall be made comparatively easy.
She bad better do nothing than da
something wrong. ' . . ,
' r q ira HPf q &
LwiJ U L mb at
Is the one and the only preparation
that Is safe to use. . It is a liniment
that penetrates from the outside.
External applications are eternally
right. Internal medicines are radi.
cally wrong. They are. more than
humbugs they endanger life. .
c' Mother's Friend helps the muscles
to relax and expand naturally re-'
Heves : morning sickness removes
the cause of nervousness and head
ache prevents hard and rising
breasts shortens labor and lessens
the pains and helps the patient to
rapid recovery. -. . . ,
Prom a letter by a Shreveport, La. ,
woman: ;" I have been using your
wonderful remedy, Mother's Friend,
for the last two months, and find it
just as recommended." . !.- f
Drug1stasaUHat$lprbettt, ' 1
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.
T ..'," ATLANTA, OA,
' 8ad tor oaf free illaitratcd booav -.
? - . ; " Before Baby ta Born."
, -' VaBattarPUa. "
; Hell "Ton are always, doing fancy
Work I don't believe in working things
for my friends." Belle "No; you. would
rather work your friends for things."
; Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured la S
Uorton L. Hill of Lebanon, Ind., ttysi
"My wife had Inflammatory Rheumatism
in every muscle and Joint; her suffering
was terrible and ber body and face were
iwollea almost beyond recognition; had
been in bed forix weekt and had eight
physicians,' but received no benefit until
tbe tried the Mystic Cure for RbeumaJ
Main. It gave immediate relief and the
was able to-walk about In three days. I
am tare It laved her life." Sold by T A
Henry, druggist, New Bern.
. Waathar BJgaa. : .
Wlgg "Do yea believe in weather
signs?'! Wagg "Well, if It rains, and a
fellow goes ont without an umbrella, I
believe it't a tign he't going to get wet"
- DOES IT PAT TO BUT CHEAP? . ,
A cheap remedy for conghi and colds
It all right, but you want something that
will relieve and cure the mere severe
and dangerous results '. of throat and
lung troubles. What shall yon do f Go
to a warmer and mora regular climate?
Yes, if possible; If not possible for you,
then In either case fake the only remedy
that hat been Introduced In all civilized
countries with success In severe throat
and- lung, troubles, "Botchee't German
Syrup.", it not only heals and ttlmulatel
the tissues to destroy the germ disease,
bat allays Inflammation, caatet easy" ex
pectoration,: gives a good ttlght't rest,
and caret tho patient. Try om bottle.
Recommended many yeart by U drug
gists in the. world. For tale by F. 8,
Duffy.? ;.':?-V'''';i
;S:V-f-.i Wa 8ha Ooi, '. , . ' "-
i Hoal Wigwag's typewriter ttrutk
him for a teala'kin, and bit wife heard
about It. f.',yrV5Ss i-A't '?"'''''
Joax And the next day 1 suppose the
got the tack. -J;-v.-,.J-,i'.:
pr-; a.'' '"'X,
Xrs, Calvin Zimmerman, Jdlletburg,
Pa., says, "At a speedy cure for coughs,
colds, croup and tore throat One Minute
Cough Core It unequalled. It It pleasant
for children to take. I heartily recom
mend it to mothers."; It Is tbe only
harmless remedy that produces imme
diate results. ' It caret bronchitis, pneu
monia, grippe and throat and lung dis
eases. It will prevent consumption. F.
8. Duffy. - . .. , ; '.
-. . Animal Edaeatlva. '
Muggins Animal training hat gotten
dewatoa pretty fine polat when we
hear of educated fleas, . ' -
- Bugglnt Why, yeart ago, when I Wat
a bey, we used to have spelling bees..
. BeUaflw Six Bsara, '
Distressing Kidney and Bladder DIs
ease relieved In six hours by "New Oreat
South American Kidney Cure." It It a
great surprise on account of lu exceed'
ing promptness in relieving pain In blad
der, kidneys and back, in mala or female
Relieves retention of water almost im
mediately. If you want quick relief and
sure this Is the remedy. Bold by C. D
Bradham. druggist. New Bern, N. C.
OABTOIlIAi
Btara Uk A 1 KiM V'O H ' Kl'pt
I.oil llrftrt.
When he last heart:, "Now, Major, did
you never wbh yourself well out of in
engagement?" .
"Only enca, ma'am, and that was In
little :",!r wlih a widow.''
1'uo lva ot the &nm 3;ua.
' liv il.J you Hike mat luuu't caaeV"
the fresh guuluate of the law school
asked aftt-r his tuther. thy old attor
ney, hnd bowed a client out of the of
fice. "1'hero Is no possibility that you
can win it for him. One glance at his
face shows that he Is the briber and
all around rascal he Is accused of be
ing."
- "li that so?", tbe old man replied.
"I'm sorry to hear lt-eally sorry, I
wish I had known It."
, "Why, you must have been able to
see for yourself If you arc any judge of
character nt all." ; .; . .
"1 am usually pretty good at such
things, but I muat confess that I didn't
notice- It In this case. lu fact, I didn't
seo his face at nil." ' . ' '
"Didn't see his face!"
"No. He had a wallet In bis band
that took my eye.. Now you go to work
and copy off that brief, and after this
If you want to learn tbe business watch
mc not the other fellow's face." Chi
cago Times-Herald. i " t .
- An Cnwelooma Visitor. -
' While catupl - In the Wallapal
mountains receutly there came to tny
enmp from off the Snntn Fe Pacific an
English overlnnd tooi'Ist, and.; after
passing the usual - salutations and
greetings, the strungur proposed to Join
the desert express train of burros and
try -his luck prospecting. The first
camp was made at Maggie Springs,
where stood an old .miner's cabin. In
the morning, he proposed to help cook
breakfast and built a rousing lire in
the old fireplace of the cabin and Btart
ed to Try tho bacon. ''All at once a,
startled expression come from the em
bryo cook, and, turning quickly, I dis
covered a large king snake sizzling In
tbe fraying pan., The chimney getting
hot bad dislodged bis snakeshlp, and
down he came into the hot grease.
Tnma (A. 1?.) Sun. -
A Remarkable Bntldtns. ;
. The tabernacle at Salt Lake City' Is,
in respect to Its acoustic properties,
the most remarkable place of worship
In the world.''. It Is constructed to bold
25,000 people, yet IP Is possible for a
person Btandlng at one end to distinct,
ly bear the sound of a pin dropped Into
a bat at tbe other, a test of Its 'curious
power to convey sound which is offered
to every stranger who Is shown over
tbe building. -
" '.: A ferfeet Geatleaaan;
i "So you proposed to- Miss De Verei"
exclaimed Miss Cayenne. :
"Yes," answered W'lHe Washlngtou,
"yesterday evening." ..
"What did she aay t" ; .
AI don't remember, i' beard her tell
a friend she was going to see how
many proposals she could get this sea
son, and I thought It would only be po
lite of me to help out" Washington
Star. ;f ;' 'A--y ..
The longest canal In tbe world is the
Brie, In New York, extending from Al
bany to Buffalo, a distance of 881 miles.
The cost of construction was 152,540,
800. ". -
Lewis Ackermtn, Ooahen, Ind., says:
"DeWitt't Little Early Risers, tlways
bring certain relief, cure my headache,
and never gripe." They generally cleanse
and Invigorate the bowels and liver. F 8
Duffy. ;
Milord.
' The girt who marries a title mutt ex
pect to have her husband lording it over
her. '
. We have saved many doctor bills shut
we began using .Chamberlaln't Cough
Remedy In oar home. We keep a bottle
open all tbe time and whenever any ot
my family or myself begin to catch cold
We begin to ate the Cough Remedy, and
at a result we never btye to tend away
for a doctor and Incur a large doctor bill,
for Chamberlaln't Ceugh Remedy "never
failato core. It It certainly a medicine
of great merit and worth. D 8 Mearkle,
General. Merchant and Farmer, Mattle,
Bedford county, Pa. ; For tale by. F 8
Duffy 4 Co. " - - :e:', r -, --
Bhoeklagr Maaaara. ; Qi.
; Mrs Rlttenhoute Bqueer That BJonet
weman it limply Impottible, . Her man
ners are ibocklngr-:
. Mrs De Ltncey Place Tat; the actual
ly.llstent to thtmutlo when the goes te
the opera. - . " ....
It is very bard to tttnd Idly by and see
our dear ones suffer while awaiting the
arrival of the doctor. An Albany (N.T )
dairyman called era drug store there for
a doctor to come and tee hit child, then
very tick with croup. '. Not finding the
doctor in, he left word for him to come
at once on hit return. He also bought a
bottle of Chamberlaln't Cough Remedy,
which heihoped would give tome relief
until the doctor should arrive. In a few
hours he returned, laying the doctor
need not come, at the child wti much
better. Tbe druggist, Mr. Otto Scbolt,
tay the family hat since recommended
Chamberlaln't Cough Remedy to tbelr
neighbors and friends until be hat a cob.
sunt demand for It from that part of the
country. For tale by F 8 Duffy d; Co.
lfoble ilrl.
Tet. said the amateur DhotoirraDhsr.lt
Is trus that I proposed to hortand the re
fused me. But ttlll I have a great respect
for ber. She resisted tbe temptation te
spring that old gag on me about develop
Ing t negative.
My mothnr tulTerrd with chronic diar
rhoea for several -monllis. Phe waj at-
U-ndrfi by two ;iliysi Uns who at Ih'it
pronouni'dl her ca-e lioj-' vhn. t Uti pro-
ciifil one Z ((nt bo! tie or Clmu.lx-riam t
Cullc, Cliuli la ami I linn lima i;.-,,.r.tiy
and fiv(j ()i..!R fftvft her -t infincut rlhT.
I I!.!. ! 1.1. II !!(! 11 r'-r:-' i ' H i ' T It "
'.. 1 ' I .n Iiiii ti-i I it.- " i, V. 1 .
V:a; ., n, A'a ! .1 I y I". !t
- It U a well-known tact that Lydia E. Pinkbam's Vegetable Com
pound has cured more women than any other remedy.' It therefore
most be the best possible medicine for female ilia.
' But tome women make the'mistake of thinking that they will try some
thing else ahnply because It is new, That mistake la often a fatal one
fatal to the health and happiness of the experimenter, -.,,.:, ,
. Is not foolish to risk tho possible results of
such experiments 7 Is It not hotter to depend upon
a med'olne which has boon tried suooessfullyYor
thirty years, ana wnwn nas never boon round
wanting? (, - '
' 1 Do not therefore let any one persuade you to try something which
they say is Just a goodvS It cannof be jnst as good. Mrs. Pinkham's
Compound is the beat, and there can be only one beat. Thisis .not a'
mere assertion, but Is a positive fact, admitted by hundreds of regular
physicians. , r-- -
Rely on your own common sense,-and Mrs. Pinkham's lifelinir
experience and you will '.make no mistake, - Dont experiment with ytrar health,
is good, and is backed by sach letters as these to Mrs. Plnkham ;
Suppressed and Painful
Periods Cured by Lydia
Em Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound,"
I was tUin, sallow and nervous. -I
had not Jiad my. menses for over a
year and a half. Doctored With several
physicians in town and one specialist,
but did not get an; better. I finally,
decided to try your medicine, and
wrote to you ' After I had taken
three bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and three of
Blood Pnrlflar, my menses returned,
and I feel as well and strong aa I ever"
did, and hm training" flesh." fUs
Lena Gaines. V!salla,Tulare Co., Cal.
" After following "the directions
tfl ven in your kind letter for Jthe treat
ment of leneorrhoea,. I oan say that I
have "been entirely onred by the use
of Lydia E. Pinkham's remedies, and -will
gladly recommend them to my
friends," flits A, B. Davids, Blng
hanrton, N.Y.
n Modhlno that holds the record for the largest number of Cures Is
i-ydia iEm Panhham'tt Vegetable Compound
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in
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- to-dny one of the largest in this
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) that quality has always been our
.1 first cpnsideration. We supply
I all Seeds required for tho Farm.
; GRASS & CLOVER SEEDS,
' Cow Peas,. Cotton Seed,
' Seed Oats, Seed Corn,
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) Beans, Sorghums,
) Broom Corn, Kaffir
Corn, Peanuts,
) . Millet Seed,
) Rape, etc.
t Wood's Descrlotlvd Catalogue
j Iflvr A'no I'.itlcnt Information about M
throe mid all ot)ier8odfl; best mathoda T
1 of iiuur. sou Dcei aaaoua lor ainer-
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what are llkoly to prove most profitable
to ginw, Oatalogua mailed free upon
.lequeal. . . ,, .. .. . ( . .'
HT;W;W000&S0NS,t
SccDSMEN, - Richmond, Yai
North Cabouha. i Sunerior Court
Craven county. . f Special proceeding
Tteid WhltfCrd, executor of Wm. 0.
1, Whltforjf, deoeated, . . ;- r
Julia Whitford, Loulte P. Whitford
Jannle R. Whitford, Nannie Smith
. Helmet and Ueorge Holmes. ' - -To
Julia Whltfortf. Louise P. Whit
ford. Jannle R. Whitford. Nannie Smith
Holmet and George- Holmes defendtntt
In the above entitled action: '
Take notice that tbe above entitled ac
tion bat been Inttituted by the plaintiff
againtt yon .at defendants before the
Clerk ef the Superior Court of Craven
county. State of North Carolina, -for the
purpose of selling the real estate des
cribed in tne petition to mate assets, ana
that yon are required te apnetr and
answer or demur to the petition filed In
said act Ion at the office of the Clerk of
the Superior court of said county on tbe
7tn day 01 April, iw. -
' W. M. WATSON, 0. S, C;
X.:-1 v Wotlce.'...-;.;-;';
The underlie ned bavin f thlt day duly
qualified at Admlnlttrttor of the Estate
ef W. W. White, dee'd. .;
All persons Indebted to said eslttt are
notified to make prompt payment to the
underitgned. ,
And all oerions holding claims against
said Ketale are notified to present the
same for payment duly verified on or
before February 8rd, 1901 or this notice
will be plead In bar or iheir recovery,
This February 8rd, 1B00.
,. J.U.WHITE,
Administrator,
17olIee lo f;ioc!thoMem.
State er NoRtn Carolina, ) Bnperlor
Craven (Jounty,
'. 1 Court
L. II. Cutler andotb
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Sale of Land For Partition.
NohTH Carolina, I Superior Court
Craves Oolntv. Before the Clerk.
J L Hartsfleld
vs
fames A Biysn and Julia R Bryatr his
wife, and the heirs unknown of
John Hayweod, deceased
Pursuant le the order of Court in the
above eo til led proceedings in which 1
was appointed Commissioner and duly
tirected to sell tKe hereinafter described
.1 acts or parcels of land after having ad
vertised the same at the court house
door and in the New Bern Daily Jour
nal for 80 (lajs, I will on Wednesday
the. 14th day of March, 1900, at the hour
of 12 o'clock m , oiler for sale and sell to
the highest bidder for Cah at tbe court
ttouse door of Craven county all the fol
lowing described tracts or parcels of
land, to-wii:
Lying and being situate in the county
of Craven and State of North Carolina
at conveyed to Richard Dobbs Speight
ind John Haywood by tbe Stale of
North Carolina by grant hearing the No
724 and recorded In Records ot Craven
county in book of patents No 8 page 60,
containing 8840 acres bounded and de
criled aa follows: Beitiuaing on the
south west corner of William leys pat ,
being south 41) west 800 pales from lJeys
beginning on Elllas or W hite Lake, from
thence along the line of said pat., south
84 east 897 poles te his south-esst corner
thence with bis other line north 65 east
122 poles, thence south 845 poles, thence
Welt 722 polet to Humeri Creek, thence
up the lame the various courses thereof
lo tbe upper corner of David Allison's
Grant, for 8320 acres, on tbe said creek,
then with a line of his survey north 04
west 120 polet, then north 10 the south
west corner of John W Stanleys 640
aoret grant, In bills s Lake and on tbe
grant on N. W, Lake. The tame being
the western corner of R D Speights 640
acre pat., joining David Brown and laid
Stanleys land, then with the line of tald
Speliihll pit . south 47 ettt 820 polet to
a loulh-eaat corner thence with bta
other line notth 48 east to tbe beginning.
Said Grant bearing the date November
97th 1795. ,
And also' the following tract of land
lying in tbe county tnd Stale aforesaid.
5 ranted to Kicparct uoods epeignt ana
oho Haywood by the 8ttte of North
Carolina, by grant recorded In tbe rec
ords of Craven eounty In book of Pat
No 8 page 59 bearing the number 725 and
dated Hay 87th 1795 for 8960 teres: On
the 8 tide of Neuse river on both sides of
the road from Neuse lo Newport bridge:
beginning at a pine nn the west tide of
said read near where it eniert the peceitn
Jtcob Siket corner tree, then N 82 E 110
poles, then N 06 poles, then E 848 poles,
tbencaS 800 poles, thence 8 78, E 645
polet, thence E 600 polet, then 8 SOU
poles, then W 1410 poles to a pine ttand
log on the West tide of Newport road 68
poiet iroia wnvrv iob aaiu ruau Kira
through the said peooaln oa the New
port fide, : then Seuth 44 Wett
793 polet, then Wett 770 poles to
the south corner of the road, D. Speight
western pstent, for 1,000 acres dated De
cember 14th, 1798, thence with the line
of tbe same north 2 M) polet to tbe laid
Speights 850 acre patent, thence with the
line of the sama north 81,-east 878 polet
to bit eastern 1,000 acre patent, thence
with the line of tbe same patent, south
104 poles, - thence with another line of
the same ettt 400 polet, thence with
mother line of the tame north 400 polet
to the taid Speights 640 acre 'patent da
ted December Hth, 1792, thence with a
line of tbe asms east 40 polet, thence
with another line of the tame north 250
polet thence with another lint wett 18
poles to said Speights 60 acre patent,
dated January 1795, thence with the line
of the tame north 85, weat 145 polet to
Thomas. Bradshers patent of the east
side of the east branch of Slocumbs
Creek, then lth ths line north 65, rest
tr5 poles to his east corner, thence a di
rect line to the beginning.
February Olh, 1WK). ' -
OWEN H. OUIOff,
' . Commissioner.
Administrator' Notice;
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Notice to Appear.
Slste of North Csrolins, )
C'ouaty of Craven. J
In the Superior Court, I
Beforo the Clerk. (
In the matter of the final account of
L H Cutler. Executor of W'm Cleve:
To whom it May Concern: Whereas,
L II Cutler hat tiled In Ibis court his
final account as Executor of the lsst
will and tcslameut of Wm. Cleve, Sr.,
deceased.
Now Therefore, The heirs at law, le
gatees aiid (lUiributeca of Wm Cleve.Sr.,
deceased auu all other persons having any
interest in the said estate are hereby
notified and commanded to appear be
fore the f.niler-lj;ned Clerk Superior
Court at Ms office in New Bern on Wed
nesdsy the 25th riav of April, 1900. st
tbe hour of 1 1 o'clock a m snd show
cause, if any Ihey have, why said final
account should not be audited and ap
proved, and an order of distribution in
accordance with the will maiia, and the
said Executor discharged from his trust.
Done at my office in the city of New Hern
under ray hand and seal this the 23d day
of February. 100(1.
W. Mi WATSON, C.K C.
Valuable Timber.
l.niiN For Nale!
N'orth Cumllna, ) Pnprrior Court,
( raven County. Special i'roci cdlngs
Geo R Hughes and wile Annie C Hughes
vs
John H Whitford, Lnura E Wl.ittoidaid
Mary Whitford.
Petition for Bale of Lands for Pai tiilon.
I'ursuaut lo tbe judgment in the above
named proceeding Hit; undersigned will
sell at public auction nt the duor of 1 lie
court house of said Craven county, on
Monday 'he 2nd day of April. A I),' 1900
at 12 o'clock r'ul-day lor cutli, the fol
io lag lands, situated in said 1 raven
county;
A tract of land embracing a'd com
posed of several small parcels and con
tiguous tracts, containing by estimation
about 1640 acres moie or h ss, lying and
being in Craven county afcresuid on the
north side ol Neu e river and east side
of James swamp atid at Hie Im art of s&id
swamp, a 1 art bounded by the lands of
Moses Esrnold, dr ceased David P Whit
ford and" others, being all tbe lands
which Nathan Whitford, d ceased Inhet
tted from his father in Hill's Neck and a
swamp tract at the head of the said
James swsmp being the same that Nath
an Whitford gave ty will to . Jonu N
Whitford, which wt re sold by a d( cree -of
tbe court and being a part of tbe
Minnwbiob Hardy Whitford purchated
at laid tale In the year 11:69 and being
the same lands which were oonveved to
said John H Whilford by Hard Whlt-
iora ano wire oy oeeu srgisieted in 'he
office ot the Register of D' wis of sxld
Craven county in book 76, (.sgeS&e,
March let, 1W00.. . ,
. PIITfXI.fTIFR, .
- . - MU1Y bTEVEhON, ,
. ; . ' Commissioners.
Notice of Hal. . ..
Chat R Davis, Flit R Davt, Paul T avis,
and N B Davis. '
, ' . '.':.'t,.::,.L-''.i .,-
Cora E Davit, Joseph O Davis, Dear It B
, ' Davit and V iotvr L Davit..
Petition for Hale nf Land for PaitiUon.
' Under and by virtue of an order nf the
Sop- rior Court In thx above entiilrd pro-:
ccedinga, the nndertlgned will, on the
first Monday In Apr.),, 1000, Mug the
Snd day ol said month, at 18 o'clock m, .
at tht court house' dooHn the couniy of
Craven, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cavb the follow Ing de
scribed landvi , '
One house ' tnd lot situated at the
norlh-wesl corner of (3oorge and New
streets, and running thence weswardly
with the south side of New street, one
hundred and fifteen ft to B W Morris Cor
ner, til en re north with said Morris line
and-parallel with Horge nrrel sixty-one
feet to Margaret E Kiitina corner, thence
east with her line, and parallel with New
aireetomi hmnlml and fifteen feel to
( 0 ge street, tlx m l smith with (ie 7j;e
ai r. i alaty ne feet to the beginning on
(Jh') stieet, heieg the snnie house, ami
l( t (vinvi'Vc'l by need from JHllies Jl
1 Infix s mid licit, e W Hucjiis. bis ile,
lo illiuin ii JiHvis, ami ri rotib il In
Look ho hi, jmiira i;r7, :i;h ami in t Im
i.i: c of tlm r c.iier of (Ji cds of Cian n
0 Mint v.
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